aerial imaging with manned and unmanned aircraft

Post on 28-Nov-2021

13 Views

Category:

Documents

1 Downloads

Preview:

Click to see full reader

TRANSCRIPT

Aerial Imaging with Manned and Unmanned AircraftChenghai Yang, Clint Hoffmann

Fred Gomez, Lee Denham, Brad Fritz, Dan Martin, Phil Jank

USDA-ARSAerial Application Technology

Research Unit College Station, TX

51st NAAA Convention & Exposition, Savannah, GA, Dec. 3-7, 2017

Single- and Dual-Camera Imaging Systems

Monitor

GPS

Trigger

Nikon D90 D7100 or D7200camera with Nikon 24mm lens $1100

Modified Nikon D90 D7100 or D7200 camera with 830-nm filter

$1500

Nikon GP-1A GPS unit $200

Hahnel Captur Wireless Remote Timer $130

Optional LCD monitor $70

Imaging System Components

Total: $3000

Imaging Systems Based on Consumer-Grade Cameras

Single D7100$1500

4

Dual D7100$3000

Dual D810$7000

5

Airborne Image Acquisition

• Altitude: 1000-10,000 ft• Speed: 100-150 mph• Weather: Clear and calm days• Time: 10:30 am to 3:30 pm

Unmanned Aircraft System• HSE-UAV AG-V6A hexacopter• Payload = 13 lb• Speed <=25 mph• Endurance <15 min • Dual-camera D7100 (RGB + NIR)

Unmanned Aircraft System

Weight: <55 lbMax altitude: 400 ftMax speed: 100 mph

Imaging at Different Altitudes

8

8000 ft – 1000 ac

Nikon D7100 at 8000 ft8000 ft x 5333 ft (1000 ac)pixel size = 40 cm (16 in)

4000 ft – 250 ac

400 ft – 2.5 ac

At 400 ft400 ft x 267 ft (2.5 ac)

pixel size = 4 cm

Imaging from 400 ft to 8000 ft AGL

9

400 ft – 1X

50% overlap -> 160060% overlap -> 250080% overlap -> 10000

0% overlap -> 400 images

Nikon D7100 at 8000 ft8000 ft x 5333 ft (1000 ac)pixel size = 40 cm (16 in)

At 400 ft400 ft x 267 ft (2.5 ac)

pixel size = 2 cm

8000 ft – 1000 ac

05

1015202530

0 0.5 1

Mission Planner – Free Software

http://ardupilot.org/planner/

8000 ft x 5330 ft1000 ac

Flight Plans for Taking Images Using HSE UAS with Nikon D7100

Nikon D7100400 ft AGL25 mph60% overlap34 flight lines160 ft interval3 s per image2700 images2.5 hours

8000 ft x 5330 ft1000 ac

12

Mapping Cotton Root Rot

• Seriouscottondisease• Tendstooccurinthesameareasyearafteryear• Fungicidecancontrolthedisease,butitisexpensive• Site-specifictreatmentismoreeconomical

Use Mission Planner to Create Flight Plans for Mapping Cotton Root Rot

Ø 14 mi x 11 miØ Nikon D810 RGB/NIRØ 10,000 ft AGLØ 60% overlapØ 150 mphØ 8 flight linesØ 7000 ft intervalØ 10 s per imageØ 256 imagesØ 1 hour

14 mi x 11 mi (100,000 ac)

Airborne Image Acquisition

14

100,000 ac256 images1 hour

Mosaicked RGB and CIR Images

15

6 mi x 4 mi (15,000 ac)

RGB Color-infrared (CIR)

Subset Color-infrared Image

16

6 mi x 4 mi (15,000 ac)

CIR Image and Prescription Map

17

CIR Image Prescription Map

Total Area = 204 acTreated = 75 ac (37%)Nontreated = 129 ac (63%)Savings = 129 ac x $50/ac

= $6450Cotton Root Rot

Flight Plans for Taking Images Using HSE UAS with Nikon D810

Nikon D810400 ft AGL25 mph60% overlap288 ft interval5 s per image191 flight lines72,000 images106 hours

14 mi x 11 mi (100,000 ac)

19

USDA Booth #948

USDA Image Processing Workshop8:00-9:30 AM, Wed., Dec. 6

Room CC202

Thank You!

top related